This is the first of about six stamps on the Close
to My Heart Under the Sea stamp set
(C1500). My focus on this tutorial is on the coloring techniques. I kept the
card construction rather simple. I made the card using scraps from my Pemberly
Workshop on the Go kit. I used embellishments from the CTMH’s Mocha Opaques
Adhesive Gems (Z1333). You can order this sweet little stamp set from my CMTH
website: http://dianecook.myctmh.com.
I used the following Copic
markers:0 – Colorless Blender
B0000 – Pale Celestine
B02 – Robin’s Egg Blue
BV20 Blue Lavender
BV23 – Grayish Lavender
BV25 – Grayish Violet
I also used Memento Tuxedo Black Ink, Tombow
adhesive, and foam strips. I stamped my whale image on Copic Express It
cardstock.
Step 002
* BV23 - Using circular stroke
along Whaley’s perimeter, color with BV 23.
Step 009
* B02 - Accent with
B02.
Sep 010 * Assemble your card as you desire. I used scraps
from my Close to My Heart Pemberly
set. I cut my wave with a Creative Memories border punch. I cut my Whale image to 3”x3” and graduated the
matting sizes by either ¼” (for a 1/8” frame) or ½” (for a ¼” frame). I also
used a foam
strip t pop the waves.
Great tute! Happy New Year!!
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Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful lesson, Diane! I don't have Copics but it's good coloring information for my pencils too! Thank you!...Nancy :o)
ReplyDeleteI had fun doing this one. But, I have fun doing all of it! At any rate, if you're using oil-based pencils like Prismacolor, you want to start with the darkest color on the outside perimeter. You can use Gamsol(I use baby oil)and a torillion to blend the darker color(s)down. That is kind of the opposite of the Copic approach -- lighter to darker. Thanks for checking in.
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